Criminology and victimology typology aspects of terrorism

The work was created at a time when a terrorist attack in Boston, when the public first met with the terrorist act-type lone wolf in this way. The authors for the first time in the theory of us explore how and Victimology criminological aspects influence the typology of terrorist acts on the one hand and the protection of victims on the other. Given the volume of work, the survey covered only those types of terrorism in the modern theory and professional practice are becoming more interested in science research projects, such as the dry run, cyber-terrorism, Individual, Lone Wolf, Bioterrorism, and Eco-terrorism Homegrown terrorism. From the results of the research clearly shows that no criminology and victimology knowledge and application of scientific methods of these sciences is not possible to identify a terrorist act, and thus not effectively protect potential victims. It also suggests that each type of terrorist act requires a special, individual and Victimology criminological approach to research. Understanding and defining the types of terrorism in the theory takes on a new dimension, which has led to the fact that now the world's theoretical thought points to the need to study the types of terrorism and explore not only the legal and the crime aspect, but more from the perspective of criminology and victimology.